Re: [pfSense Support] SpamD not working

2009-12-14 Thread zhushazang

Em 14-12-2009 21:20, Fabian Abplanalp escreveu:

Sawadeekap

After a failed upgrade from 1.2.2 to 1.2.3, I made a fresh install 
from pfSense Full, installed SpamD Package, but it didn't forward any 
Mails to the internal Exchange Server.
I used the default settings from the package, added my internal 
exchange server (172.22.1.x), and some blacklist RBLs. Didn't create 
NAT or Rules for Port 25 on WAN ("easy" setup, public WAN IP, and a 
172.22.0.0/16 on the LAN).

And no, our IP is not blacklisted or so.

Is something known about that problem?

Thanks,
Fabian

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I'm using pfsense 1.2.3-Release and today i installed spamd to test.

In the first moment spamd are blocking every mail that come to port 25 
to my network don't forwarding nothing to my mail server (postfix) too.


But, looking in pfsense forum i followed some threads about a bug in 
spamd where we need change some permission to avoid a pfctl error report 
in log.


That link show u what i'm talking about.

http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=18405.0


Then made the command:

"/pw user mod _spamd -u 0/"

And rebooting, the problema appear to be solved.

Now my mails are forwarded to mail server.

Remember, i've installed today, and don't know if everything is really fine.


att


Re: [pfSense Support] SpamD not working

2009-12-14 Thread zhushazang

Em 14-12-2009 21:55, zhushazang escreveu:

Em 14-12-2009 21:20, Fabian Abplanalp escreveu:

Sawadeekap

After a failed upgrade from 1.2.2 to 1.2.3, I made a fresh install 
from pfSense Full, installed SpamD Package, but it didn't forward any 
Mails to the internal Exchange Server.
I used the default settings from the package, added my internal 
exchange server (172.22.1.x), and some blacklist RBLs. Didn't create 
NAT or Rules for Port 25 on WAN ("easy" setup, public WAN IP, and a 
172.22.0.0/16 on the LAN).

And no, our IP is not blacklisted or so.

Is something known about that problem?

Thanks,
Fabian

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I'm using pfsense 1.2.3-Release and today i installed spamd to test.

In the first moment spamd are blocking every mail that come to port 25 
to my network don't forwarding nothing to my mail server (postfix) too.


But, looking in pfsense forum i followed some threads about a bug in 
spamd where we need change some permission to avoid a pfctl error 
report in log.


That link show u what i'm talking about.

http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=18405.0


Then made the command:

"/pw user mod _spamd -u 0/"

And rebooting, the problema appear to be solved.

Now my mails are forwarded to mail server.

Remember, i've installed today, and don't know if everything is really 
fine.



att


Sorry guy, i need advise u about a this change in permission.

I really don't know if a process like that with root permitions are secure.

Then, think better before make this change in your system.

att


Re: [pfSense Support] SpamD not working

2009-12-14 Thread Fabian Abplanalp

On 12/15/09 1:03 AM, zhushazang wrote:

Em 14-12-2009 21:55, zhushazang escreveu:



Sorry guy, i need advise u about a this change in permission.

I really don't know if a process like that with root permitions are 
secure.


Then, think better before make this change in your system.

att

Yes, sounds really ugly... Currently I use a portforward without spamd...

I hope it will get fixed...

Thanks,
Fabian